New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Tom 6Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1822 |
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... resolutions was proposed by Mr. Thurtell and seconded by Mr. Watson , to which the Earl of Albemarle moved as an amendment , six other resolutions which in sub- H " MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY , " The undersigned ( 49 )
... resolutions was proposed by Mr. Thurtell and seconded by Mr. Watson , to which the Earl of Albemarle moved as an amendment , six other resolutions which in sub- H " MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY , " The undersigned ( 49 )
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... moved was declaratory of the necessity of Parliamentary re- form , moved by Mr. Taylor . The Earls of Albemarle and Oxford were re- quested to present the petition with the resolutions to the House of Lords , and the county members to ...
... moved was declaratory of the necessity of Parliamentary re- form , moved by Mr. Taylor . The Earls of Albemarle and Oxford were re- quested to present the petition with the resolutions to the House of Lords , and the county members to ...
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... moved for twenty- four hours would raise 862,800,000 tons one metre high , and consequently , 647,100,000 tons in 18 hours , which sur- passes the produce of the labour spent in raising the materials of the great pyramid . Optics ...
... moved for twenty- four hours would raise 862,800,000 tons one metre high , and consequently , 647,100,000 tons in 18 hours , which sur- passes the produce of the labour spent in raising the materials of the great pyramid . Optics ...
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... moved by the force of the waves from their situation in the new pier , weigh from twenty to twenty - five tons . Married . ] At Redruth , Mr. T. Hill , to Miss M. Davy - At Talland , Mr. J. Wynhall , to Miss E. Scantlebury - At Pelynt ...
... moved by the force of the waves from their situation in the new pier , weigh from twenty to twenty - five tons . Married . ] At Redruth , Mr. T. Hill , to Miss M. Davy - At Talland , Mr. J. Wynhall , to Miss E. Scantlebury - At Pelynt ...
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... moved off , preceded by a party in trams , fitted up for the occasion , and a band of music . Approving cheers welcomed the procession . The whole of the coal was dis- tributed to the poor . We understand it is in contemplation to ...
... moved off , preceded by a party in trams , fitted up for the occasion , and a band of music . Approving cheers welcomed the procession . The whole of the coal was dis- tributed to the poor . We understand it is in contemplation to ...
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